News - Part 2

Black and white photograph of a spider crane lifting and positioning a panel at a tall and of monumental dimensions tetrahedral pyramid which is part of an art installation by multimedia artist Pavlina Vagioni at the Athens School of Fine Arts in Greece. Three people are assisting the setup.

The Ephemerality of Installation Art

Does permanence exist in art?

A clay figurine of a seated woman holding a baby rendered in a spherical and minimal manner. Next to it a Rubik's cube with a uniform light-blue background color and white linear shapes on top.

Squaring the Circle Within

Associating geometric shapes with personalities.

Gallery view copy

Classical Mythology Renaissance in the Art of the 21st Century

Synopsis of a book read.

Monochromatic picture of a young woman with a hat and striped bowtie.

Fifteen Minutes: A Life

Remembering a mentor.

Still-life oil painting. A half-open porcelain case with a floral design. From the opening of the case a bouquet of white flowers extends to the right of the painitng. Orange background.

Amaltheia’s Horn (Cornucopia)

Comments on a book read.

Black and white photo with intense chiaroscuro. At the top, a mirror with a reflection of four legs. A glimpse of a curtain on the right. Black background.

Life Poetry

A poem that resonates with me.

Soft pastel drawing of blue shoes with colorful shadows and view from above.

Odyssey 2021

How relevant is The Odyssey today?

Oil painting depicting a woman slumbering on a recliner with a pair of tennis shoes on the floor and canvas paintings in the background. A side table with books on the foreground.

Ηappiness Postponed?

Can we create the conditions for happiness?

Oil painting with a depiction of a pair of hands in the middle. One hands rests on top of the other. Pastel colour palette.

The Hands

Do you ever notice the hands in paintings or sculptures?

Odysseus, wreathed and bearded, is fastened against the bottom of his ship's mast, facing the stern, with his arms behind his back lashed to it. His head is thrown back, looking upwards towards the Sirens. The Sirens are represented as birds with woman's heads, their hair looped up with a dotted headband, a single tress hanging beside the ear . A Siren flings herself down from the edge of a cliff, and falls headlong with closed eyes, as though already dead.

The Sirens

How the Sirens series of works came about.